PDF Splitter

Extracting just a few pages from a large PDF (a single chapter from a textbook scan, one invoice from a batch, a signature page from a long contract) shouldn't require opening the whole document in editing software. This splits by page range or extracts individual pages as separate files, whichever matches what you actually need.

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Supports any PDF file

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How to use the PDF Splitter

  1. Click the upload area or drag and drop your PDF file.
  2. Choose a split mode: custom page ranges, individual pages, or equal groups.
  3. Enter the page numbers or range you want to extract.
  4. Click split and download the resulting PDF files individually or as a ZIP.

Page ranges vs. individual extraction: which to use

Use range splitting when you want a few contiguous chunks (e.g., pages 1–10 as one file, 11–20 as another), good for breaking a long report into chapters. Use individual-page extraction when you need pages as standalone files, not grouped (e.g., pulling out ten separate invoices from one scanned batch): each becomes its own downloadable PDF rather than being grouped into ranges.

Frequently asked questions

Can I split by more than one range at once?

Yes, define multiple ranges in a single operation and each becomes a separate output file, rather than repeating the process one range at a time.

Does splitting affect the quality of the pages?

No. Like merging, splitting extracts the original page content without recompression, so there's no quality loss from the split itself.

What happens to the original file?

Nothing. The source file isn't modified; splitting produces new files while leaving your original PDF intact.